Undertaker shoots on Hogan, Nash and Hall

Mark Calaway talks about the NWO, the New World Order, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan (Terry Bollea).
interview by Off the Record (Michael Landsberg, TSN)

[@Chedda3000music]

All those egos and tough guys that have come and gone thru WWE, and Taker has checked them all. He must be a true bad ass to have everyone's respect.

[@gqloc6768]

He didn't check Hogan or Nash or Hall so calm down!

[@hubertgreen]

@@gqloc6768 ? He beat Hogan and Nash when they was in the wwf, ya knaw?

[@gqloc6768]

@@hubertgreen - Because Hogan allowed it. 😂

[@RsChrisG]

@@gqloc6768 Taker>Hogan

[@antonywagon4564]

​@@gqloc6768 He checked them ALL and that's that

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

Undertaker was such a phenomenal leader because he led by example. He was not a natural by any means. Everything that he did was based on a ton of hard work. He was not a natural ring talent. He didn't have a natural look. He wasn't a natural speaker (as you see here), but he worked at everything and not only met expectations, but exceeded them to a point where he was one of the best at almost everything. His matches were usually awesome, his promos after Paul Bearer left were awesome. He crafted the image of a phenom. He adapted to the Attitude Era with BikerTaker and he pulled off that transition so splendidly, but then went back to his roots after the Attitude Era. What's so amazing about that is that most wrestlers could not even transition from one to the other once. Old wrestling personalities died during the Attitude Era, and attitude wrestlers died during Ruthless Aggression. Taker did BOTH transitions and remained on top. It wasn't just a respect thing like Hogan where he rode the 1980s for his entire career. It wasn't an ass-kissing thing like HHH did. No. Taker was just that good and his work was so good for so long. Even some of his late matches when he was old and busted up, sometimes out of shape, he was able to have some pretty good Wrestlemanias. And even through all of that, he still maintains a positive businessman like attitude, holds no grudges, and says things how he saw them. Such an amazing icon of wrestling.

[@kmartnintendork]

The Phenom!

[@HitLeftistsWithHammers]

Taker was the 💩! The kliq wouldn't fuck with him.

[@leonardoyi3183]

great leader but he didn't do $hit when bret hart was screwed even thought he was close to bret...

[@byronjuarez656]

@@leonardoyi3183 Taker likely felt Bret wasn't doing business right by not agreeing to drop the belt before jumping ship to WCW.

[@ryanwebb5082]

A lot of people shit on biker taker but his feud with Ric Flair, his work with the rock and the Hardy were really stand out stuff

[@BinkyStaIIs]

Take a shot whenever Undertaker says 'You know'

[@SolidMike84]

Still has nothing compared to HBK

[@SuperDeluxe80]

SolsburyHill22 nope a habit

[@SFSEAS]

15 times. *15!*

[@SolidMike84]

***** Take a shot during Big Poppa Pumps matches whenever he says: "HAH?!!"

[@scottsteiner4579]

SolidMike84 YOU THINK ITS FUNNY TO MAKE FUN OF THE BIG BAD BOOTY DADDY HAH

[@datemasamune2904]

Undertaker and Shawn Michaels need to one day sit down and interview each other, ya know?

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

HBK always played second fiddle to Triple H

[@TakerKaneanite619]

Date Masamune Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Triple H-Table for 3.

[@viksaggu9085]

Date Masamune I always am amazed when taker breaks character

[@FITWITHSID]

Hbk was the leader of the kliq

[@tonysandoval9658]

Taker would not have fucked with hall and nash hbk hhh all togetha at once

[@joegrace5419]

Concerned about the nWo having a bad influence on younger talent... Taker sounds like the daddy of the locker room. You kind of have to respect that

[@frankz5103]

@Richard Nixon now it has 96 likes 🤣🤣

[@drewjames2237]

Just don't play video games around him lol

[@jdcsteelers498]

Oh yeah it’s well documented that Taker was the leader of the locker room. Like if someone had a problem they would usually go to him first apparently.

[@deathomega6208]

That's the mark (pun intended) of a true locker room leader. He wanted the younger guys to succeed.

[@davarichardson2154]

He's always been that way. Since the first time I met him. If this man has your back. He makes sure nobody screws with you

[@wingdingism]

I like how Undertaker is leaning into the chair thus making Landsberg look like a kid on a restaurant booster seat

[@sarahfortune7760]

20 years ago and still freaking Badass.

[@IAmBigS]

I got 14 on the "You know" count... anyone else?

[@crassyfrake]

Shane Larose It was a valiant effort, but he still didn't come close to Shawn Michaels or Scott Steiner in "y'know"s lol

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

usually I notice that, guess gave the Taker a pass

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

new nickname: Big F-bomb

[@metamofia]

I dont care if you're some dude who's roided and jacked up with muscles. You just dont mess with this Taker man... Dude looks scary as heck.

[@stanleyblade5535]

+metamofia One wrestler *Brock Lesnar* Would absolutely destroy the Undertaker in a one on one match!

[@metamofia]

Stanley Blade I said the Taker of 2002. Now its a different story.

[@stanleyblade5535]

*Brock Lesner has been doing martial arts for many years, Lets say Taker back in 2002 & what if Brock was around back then doin what he does now, He'd still get fucking destroyed..seriously..I like Mark but in any kind of year or era he is no match for Brock, Not even on his best day*

[@metamofia]

Stanley Blade You got a point. But Taker will put on a fight like a man.

[@stanleyblade5535]

That's very true...I'd hate to imagine if Taker did any sort of MMA, fuck i don't think anyone would get in the ring with him lol

[@SovereignStatesman]

"Hogal, Nash and Hall" sounds like a country group, formed after Hall&Oats broke up, as well as Crosby&Stills

[@myquest666420]

Tom Evans Brett Hull and Adam Oates were the best

[@-BuddyGuy]

I don't know, Mr Undertaker, that's why I'm watching

[@superrobz]

I turned this into a drinking game: drink every time taker says "y'know" Didn't end well

[@ArchangelSteve]

+Rob Picken I do this with Kevin Nash interviews and the word "fuck".

[@pepperj]

+ArchangelSteve I do this with Pat Patterson and the word "penis"

[@TrillBill]

+pepperj Ok,I have to draw the line somewhere lol That was uncalled for lol

[@krazyhatter6479]

10 Drinks in one Minute y Know

[@walternepveux776]

I counted 18 total.🤣

[@alec1115]

The best way Bischoff could have saved WCW was to give Undertaker $7million/yr for 4yrs back in early 1997, he would have kept that locker room straight and derailed the politics that Nash and Hogan played.

[@FinePieceOfGrass]

Alexander Tolivaisa Undertaker was always a very loyal company man for the WWE but Jesus, 7 million dollars a year is a ton of money, especially for a wrestler.

[@switchbuckle5th]

Alexander Tolivaisa WCW and Bischoff tried to throw ludicrous offers at taker over the years, but he never took their calls and etc. I think to Taker loyalty meant way more than money, and the fact of the matter is he was already making buttloads of money from Vince. So even a 7 million dollar offer probably wouldn't have swayed him.

[@SimplyXxXWild]

Alexander Tolivaisa Wouldn't have made a lick of difference. Taker became locker room general in WWE locker rooms because guys like Hogan, Macho, etc. all left. It was a Seniority thing. Since he was one of the last remaining hands since his debut in, what.. 1990? You put him in the WCW locker room in the 90s with veterans who were around longer than him, and were bigger superstars than him (remember the dead man gimmick was fading in the late 90s, that's why they had to keep transforming him throughout the early 2000s) AND you add in the fact that he isn't Undertaker anymore (yeah, Vinnie Mac owns that, so he's not taking it with him) you have just another multi-million dollar hand that WCW doesn't know what to do with.

[@travisw3131]

Alexander Tolivaisa or he could've just fired Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall and saved his company millions of dollars a year.

[@alec1115]

Travis williams that too

[@overit5893]

Nobody: …. Undertaker: You Know

[@spinemelter2000]

WCW ended because of the AOL-Time Warner merge.

[@IAmBigS]

That did play a big part, yes. But WWE(F) was beating them in ratings near the end because Vince Russo the man in charge of WCW at that point was putting on stupid shows.

[@spinemelter2000]

WCW was having poor ratings for years and years. They were not a competitor to the WWF from 1988-1995 despite Vince Russo having no involvement in WCW. They were still alive from 1988-1995 because of their TV deal that they had because of Ted Turner.

[@rdchili69]

spinemelter2000 WCW losing a shit ton of money had something to do with WCW not being seen as profitable by AOL Time Warner. All of those things combined led to WCW's downfall, not just one of them.

[@rdchili69]

spinemelter2000 WCW losing a shit ton of money had something to do with WCW not being seen as profitable by AOL Time Warner. All of those things combined led to WCW's downfall, not just one of them.

[@mistersinister2043]

+spinemelter2000 Not if the rating would of kept soaring. Someone would have picked them up other than WWF.

[@poulasta]

This shows that Taker is truly respected coz Hall-Nash always praised him in their interviews...

[@ashleyhansen6150]

Holy shit Michael Landsberg actually let Taker say more then 6 words before cutting him off.

[@JohnDoe-zr8pc]

I see the point, but Hogan/Hall/Nash had all been in WWF for years beforehand, so it’s not like they were brand new to the company.

[@the.real.novatic1]

true and with Nash and Hall being in the Clique with Micheals, Hemsley, and Waltman the 5 of them were doing the very same thing Taker was talking about in this interview, Hogan too before he left the WWF in 1993.

[@chrisd5598]

The company changed when they left

[@TheCodedtestament]

If anyone disagrees with Taker going to the HOF, I'd love to hear their explanation. He is fully deserving of entering, easily. Even if there are Taker haters out there, even they must admit that he's fully deserving, no question about it. He's one of the greatest wrestlers ever.

[@lisagauthier6386]

RAQUAAHWA TheCodedtestament I would expect him to headline the hof this year

[@chrisbutler1668]

Torrie Wilson and Koko B. Ware are Hall of Famers. But, Macho Man Randy Savage never will be.... Enough said.

[@andyjohnD]

@@chrisbutler1668 Macho is in the Hall of Fame

[@panddaytona]

Interview is a total work, lolol

[@darrylbernard8885]

What never seems to get mentioned is how often Calloway puts other wrestlers over. I just recently saw a video of his match with Glenn Jacobs when he was the Unbomber. Calloway made him look damn good in that match even though he was an unknown wrestler from a minor wrestling circuit.

[@leonardoyi3183]

Hogan have also put a lot of wrestlers over during this career...including The Undertaker...

[@Goldenleyend]

@@leonardoyi3183 Hogan had them take the belt away from him because he said he injured him with the tombstone... When in every replay of the match you can see how far away his head was from the mat...

[@leonardoyi3183]

@@Goldenleyend i'm not sure about that...but it doesn't contradict the fact that hogan has put over a lot of wrestlers...including the undertaker, and with the undertaker several times...

[@IonicSarge]

@@leonardoyi3183 Hogan barely if ever put anyone “over” most of the guys he put over were already “over”. Brock, Goldberg, Angle and Taker were already over or going to be over either way. He legit did complain about Taker injuring him to get the belt back and you can watch the video and see his head was never anywhere near the chair he claims to have been dropped on and after Taker called him on it he said “it was the way you were holding me it was too tight”. People will mention Sting but Sting was big already and almost half of their matches ended in a no contest. Don’t even get started on the Starcade ‘97 incident that was the screw up of all screw ups in wrestling

[@leonardoyi3183]

@@IonicSarge Hogan barely put anyone over? first of all, almost all wrestlers that wrestles hogan win or lose hogan makes him look good. Unlike other wrestlers like Goldberg or the ultimate warrior, who almost only had squash matches. Even the undertaker had lots of squash matches. Just ask Jimmy Snuka. Hogan never had squash matches, unless it was against a low card wrestler or a jobber. Besides that, your argument about putting someone over who was already over is a little bit silly. Hogan was a main eventer, possibly the greastest mega star wrestling has ever seen. Is he supposed to job to a nobody? no, main eventers usually job against main eventers and main eventers are usually already over. And hogan has made the job for a lot of wrestlers including, the undertaker, the giant, lex luger, sting, ric flair, billy kidman, jacques rougeau, triple H, the ultimate warrior, kurt angle, Brock lesnar, Billy kidman, the rock, Andre the Giant, Goldberg, Roddy PIpper, and even sid vicious.

[@Anjohl]

I used to live watching Landsberg on Off the Record!

[@ernestnazarian9833]

Yup when he did wwf / wwe interviews, not when he did ufc interviews.

[@brianbatie6650]

Taker was doing quite OK for himself even before the boys went to WCW, but he must acknowledge that Hall, Nash, and Hogan changed the wrestling business, and made it possible for wrestlers to get guaranteed money.

[@chrisbaybay7326]

Taker's career was taking off before Nash and Hall got popular and Taker got as popular as Stone Cold. Hogan was extremely popular in his time, but not as memorable since his peak was in the 90's from WWF to WCW. He was a part of my grandparents generation who both have been long gone.

[@SpineBusterNews]

Gota respect taker

[@lisagauthier6386]

if I recall Nash tried to get taker to come in wcw on several occasions and I heard that when taker was home in 1999-2000 he considered it because he wanted out of the ministry gimmick and wanted to be more like himself hence the American Badass gimmick so I can imagine Vince d I d everything he could to get him to stay

[@leonardoyi3183]

American Badass gimmick was horrible...

[@5star_BigChief631]

yeah he probably killed owen on purpose, to try to scare taker. vince is an evil guy the way hes goes after the competition it should be illegal but then again hes vince most corrupt wrestling owner of all time.

[@makaveli087]

@@5star_BigChief631 VinnyMac is a cut-throat capitalist but I would assure you he wasn't murdering employees. lol come on.

[@hubertgreen]

@@leonardoyi3183 i liked it. I liked all undertakers gimmics

[@5star_BigChief631]

@@makaveli087 you're gullible or dont know what actual money can do. vince machman is modern day mob boss. i know your his biggest fan but open your eyes. besides he help jimmy snuka kill his wife. he had a big influence on the cops letting snuka go. do some research on the guy then come back.

[@Krokodilius]

Is this the only legit interview with the Undertaker? I forgot that Landsberg was asking them real questions.

[@RavenBlaze420]

Hogan was the big dog when taker come in when Hogan come back That was Takers Yard

[@kmartnintendork]

Cool clip. Does anyone know what year this was from?

[@ajtinubu]

02

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

Hogan Flair God Have The Respect

[@JacobScott0000]

For a second there, I actually thought it was a photoshop of ross kemp in the thumbnail 😂

[@DalleDayul]

If Hogan was a backstage politician, Undertaker was a backstage anarchist. Were it not for Taker, guys like Hogan, Bret Hart and the NWO would have cause more harm than they already did.

[@CometVS]

+DalleDayul You mean Shawn Michaels, not Bret Hart. Undertaker didn't have wrap up his hands near the entrance just in case a certain somebody chose to do business for themselves.

[@outis439-A]

@@CometVS Hart did that a lot

[@gravity718]

What year was this interview?

[@toysofarkham]

If he knew he wouldn't ask taker... You know?

[@Kanzuki]

Undertaker said "you know" so many times lol.

[@RobertSimmonsAirship]

His version of “like”

[@Wukles]

To the people complaining about Taker here... It's wasn't always a shoot on OTR regardless how it was portrayed. A lot of times they stay in character. Taker was forwarding the NWO bunch of badasses story line that was happening at the time.

[@Rockhound6165]

But he's speaking as Mark Calloway and not Undertaker or in this case American Badass.

[@BrandonHeat243]

Yeah this is definitely not a shoot. Nash and Mark are friends. I don't think he was as close to Scott but I don't think there was any bad blood there either. I don't think Mark would have a problem with either on them coming back. Hogan, well, he's Hogan. He didn't really get along with anyone. And he did Mark really dirty at one point. So Mark probably did have reservations about Hogan coming back.

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

Taker Dont Judge,Never,Its Working

[@inevitableexpertise1016]

Taker looking like a Real Life Thanos in the thumbnail

[@ozzieedwards143]

The Undertaker is still THE MAN in this business.

[@cs77smith67]

And should be the face of it to

[@ozzieedwards143]

100% agree...after all..HULK HOGAN was for so many years...and he was a lousy wrestler.

[@mr.rodgers3745]

He said "ya know" like 50 times in 1:27

[@alexanderromeo5367]

Legend has it that nobody actually did KNOW, you know?

[@ddt99]

There needs to be a "You know" count. How many times does Taker say that?

[@mikeykm1993]

I dunno, ya know

[@YanFrancoeur]

Taker is friend w the nWo Hall, Nash & probably Hulk too

[@oblivion8910]

where to watch the full interview???

[@hananhamad1]

Type undertaker interview with Michael landensburg

[@oblivion8910]

thx

[@camschuster5947]

0:35 Five “you know’s?” in 8 seconds? 😂

[@andrewvincent7299]

This part of the interview is a work to promote the Nwo in WWE. Hall, Nash, and Taker are all friends and have been for years. Hall an Nash have the utmost respect for Taker and would never have challenged his authority in the locker room.

[@JangyJangles]

Andrew Ruiz what are you talking about? The whole nwo thing was a ploy by Vince to finally end wcw. Don’t forget nwo in the beginning had Vince doing anything possible for ratings. When taker was in wcw he was no body when taker was working with hall and Nash in wwf he was a mid carder at best it wasn’t until the Wwf wcw ratings war taker actually took over as one of the top guys and even then he wasn’t the top guy. Maybe the longest in the company wrestler wise but Hall and Nash didn’t have to back down or respect taker when in fact they only went for the check cut by Vince. Taker was one of those guys who got spotlight after all the top guys left. When Shawn was running wwf who else was there as his competition beside taker? Bret left stone cold was just starting to rise rock took over. Taker was just loyal and played his role like sting was loyal and played his role when it was all said and done they weren’t the top brass that could of run the show on their own as the top guy. I like Taker a lot but he wasn’t gonna have shit in check. He wasn’t even a main contender in that whole wwf nwo merger crap.

[@chrisbutler1668]

Not sure how this is a "shoot". It's clearly just promoting the NWO in WWE.

[@ceeal2943]

Same as Austin

[@aharonbaalshem]

@@JangyJangles Yea you have no idea what you're talking about. The whole Outsiders/NWO invasion was Eric Bishoff who actually stole the concept from Japan. And when Hogan turned heel and revealed himself as the third man of the Outsiders. That's when WCW got put on top and for over a year WWF couldn't touch them in Ratings. But bad booking is what did them in. First not giving Sting the clean win at Starcade 97. And when Nash became booker he booked himself to end Goldbergs streak and stuff like that. And than Vince Russo jumped shit from WWF to WCW and he totally fucking ruined WCW. Some say Russo was sent by Vince which maybe. But the NWO storyline had played out by than

[@1seanv]

You know? I love the undertaker but I couldn't help countin, ya know?

[@Caolan114]

year?

[@justinburch21]

2002

[@graffProdigy]

When he said they ruined a whole business was comedy! It’s true They took down WCW from the inside 😂 Vince couldn’t have planned it better.

[@CyanideSublime]

"Ya know, y'know?"

[@jamesm3657]

All tolled up the Taker is the GOAT.

[@cliff_3082]

Undertaker said "you know" 14 in almost 2 minutes ._.

[@moeultimateteamtv8184]

You know !!

[@makaveli087]

That'd be a sight to see Taker backin down Nash. I think Hall wasn't much of an issue & Hogan would just run away & snitch. lol and in his defense if 6'10" Undertaker was in my face at work, I'd likely run away too.

[@0DethronedEmperor0]

Mmmhmm, wouldn't want to mess with those *pure* strikes

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

Vince+God Knows What We're Doing

[@malcolmboyd3467]

i counted 15 ''y'know''s

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

It's Good All Good Hell Yea

[@mikeheavener2510]

ot really a shoot he answered a question.

[@johnhagner8113]

I don’t if ego is right word, people didn’t understand that hall Nash went into the struggling WCW with a plan and it worked and it made the wcw compete so they had more pull later on that other guys didn’t like

[@andrewflood5420]

undertaker so down to earth !!!!!!

[@OptimusSatanas]

"You know."

[@Dangerman5]

They say the American badass undertaker was so he could start doing interviews. The original character was so strong he couldn't do any shoot stuff at all

[@IlPorseo]

So Chael Sonnen you saying Anderson Silva suck?

[@retroclassicarcade2851]

Vince should hire Lansberg

[@tommcd4623]

Legend James Dean cool

[@smallies7154]

you done it now

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

We know What We're Doing

[@marquez768]

Taker really? We all know you had your (not few) beers with those '3 guys', I find this really funny actually. #4life

[@bdr113080]

I agree, I've heard so many stories of Taker and Nash hanging out in strip clubs. Any time Marks name has ever came up in a shoot with Hall or Nash they both give him so much respect. I think in one of the best Taker WM matches was against Nash. Nash jobbed for him with honor and respect. That i think was probably one of Nash's best matches too.

[@saltedllama2759]

Joe Grace But they weren't a bad influence on the business. If not for them, there's no Monday Night Wars. The .com merger and subsequent crash of the network are why WCW lost funding. They then couldn't afford the talent, they fired Eric Bischoff who, love him or hate him, knew how to compete with Vince. Everyone then wanted to have their input, but the organization was sloppy and thus a "too many cooks in the kitchen" situation emerged. It wasn't because Hall, Nash, and Hogan were cancers. They wanted to make the business better.

[@bdr113080]

Cutter Sloan I was listening to Solmonsters Pod cast and came up with a good point. Name any wrestler that has 20 moves! And big guys don't using have a lot of moves. Here's the thing that kills me is that all the people that hate Nash say that about him never say anything and Kane, Sid or Undertaker. I love Undertaker, huge fan of his but there was a time when Undertaker only did throat punches, old school, a flying clothes line and a tombstone. I'm not saying he stole moves from Nash but he started using some of Nash's moves. The big boot, side walk slam, choke slam and snake eyes. yes believe or not there was a time Undertaker did not do the choke slam. So why is Nash hated so much for doing what every other wrestler 6'8" and hope do???? Except Mike Awesome, Mike awesome was truely a gifted big man that was 6'9" or 6'10" that did stuff no one else that size did. Its a shame he died before he got a chance to go to WWE.

[@stRwth]

Brian Rose Mike Awesome, Didn't he kill himself? big guys his size could do that stuff, but it's their bodies on the line with that shit, Mike was a beast though, but wouldn't of been used right regardless in the big leagues, Big Van Vader the fucking beast himself could do moonsaults at his heavyweight size man but he's said he regrets doing a lot of the stuff because he lives with the injuries now since I guess he didn't get the surgeries and stuff he needed

[@bdr113080]

Sting not sure, I thought it was OD

[@pipebombhs1412]

Mark "You Know" Callaway

[@erwinmartinez7697]

Undertaker is actually a human

[@stardust1621]

Glenn Jacobs as well 🔥

[@dumbcraft3987]

Wcw was best wrestling entertainment of al time

[@sandyunderpants4376]

Their peak was 20 ex WWF superstars standing in the ring watching Hulk Hogan talk. Their main event matches were complete garbage, and usually a bait and switch at every ppv.

[@dragonxdynasty]

The attitudes in the locker room of WCW didn't help but that wasn't the total downfall of WCW. Turner Broadcasting was shopping the wrestling business off for the longest time with no buyers. Turner didn't think wrestling was anything that was going to draw money for his organization.

[@Rwp019]

Actually Turner had nothing to do with the decision. His execs forced him out of the process and felt that a wrestling orginazation was beneath them. If Turner had his way WCW would still be around.

[@RudyT2DU]

Only Taker can talk about how he kept Hulk fucking Hogan in line and know his place, lmao

[@Aizenborgman]

Robbery fuck the undertaker . Hogan is the man . taker is nothing nothinnng .

[@StuUngar]

It’s not like Taker didn’t play the political game himself. He was one of the masters of it. From what I hear, he’s a good leader. But every so often, Ive read/heard things that leads me to believe he sometimes took advantage of his position and enjoyed playing his “Judge Judy” character.

[@rockk9753]

You know

[@SteelRhinoXpress]

Thing is vince was a different man than bischoff. Bischoff got influenced by hogan hall and nash. No one influenced vince. Vince has always set the tone on how his wrestlers should conduct themselves and it rubbed off on the undertaker.

[@ceeal2943]

That's why WWE is going down since at least 13 years

[@sandyunderpants4376]

@@ceeal2943 Huh? They are playing to sold out football stadiums.

[@nicopillay4059]

Vince only brought them back so he could bury them. After WrestleMania they ultimately ended up feuding with Booker and Goldust until Nash got injured and that was that

[@breaknrun]

is undertaker part of the hells angels biker gang.. because its like no-one messes with him

[@darrylbernard8885]

He's a biker from Texas. What do you expect from the guy sheesh!!! (he also hunts and fishes too). The American Badass is an over the top version of the real Calloway.

[@hightimesbruce]

Is this the only shoot Taker ever did?

[@shawnelkins2494]

you can find some good ones where the shows go off air and taker breaks kayfabe, and theres one where he is on jimmy kimmel, hard to find anything on the deadman, he is probably most protected wrestler in history

[@lilb1190]

That's what the undertaker sounds like?

[@KreSade01]

Michael Landsberg the guy that CM Punk told off?

[@orgonkothewildlyuntamed6301]

he's a Rhodes Scholar compared to most NBA player interviews......painful to hear

[@ADEBISI717]

I got 16 on the you know count

[@Leo7MHM]

"You know"

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

Hogan Can Take All Just About Esp Taker

[@McGomezAddams]

No I don't know

[@chrisbutler1668]

This is not a "shoot". Otherwise, we would have heard about Survivor Series 1991...

[@adamdrake9779]

he had nothing to say directly towards nwo. he knew better

[@carlosinda3553]

he doesn't like hogan because hogan tried to kill his career

[@superlex611]

but look at him now he is loyal, so the undertaker was not buried

[@darrylbernard8885]

Hogan tried to claim that it was he who got Calloway his job in the WWF. Hogan had nothing to do with it. A guy named Prichard was Calloway's manager at the time. They went to see McMahon,and McMahon turned him down. He claimed Calloway looked more like A basketball player then a wrestler. Prichard talked McMahon into watching a match Calloway was in and McMahon was impressed enough to offer a contract. And now for the big coincidence. Prichard wanted to manage a "dark" character and McMahon had this idea for an Undertaker character. Calloway turned the character down,thinking it would never last but McMahon kept bringing it up until Calloway finally said yes.

[@khanpaniora5346]

hulk hogan.DIESEL.razor Ramon had been great rivals since WWF NOW WWE

[@SteveSmith-fp9gn]

@@darrylbernard8885 wrong Prichard wasn't Mark's manager until he debuted as the Undertaker it was Paul Heyman. And as for you last theory about Mark turning the Undertaker gimmick down Mark has said on more than one occasion that one day he gets a call from Vince and Vince asks "Is this the Undertaker?" Mark says yes it is

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

got this

[@mrburns2429]

Forgets to mention him nearly joining them guys over at wcw though doesn’t he

[@poopsyko]

When was that?I remember him saying he’d have never left Vince even when Vince told him he should look into an offer Not to mention why he’d ever want to go back to a company that told him that no one would ever pay to see him Taker said if WWF was a sinking ship he’d of went down with it

[@SteveSmith-fp9gn]

If Mark was considering on joining wcw around 96-98 provide proof. Mark was treated like shit when he was with them before his Undertaker persona was born. Why rejoin a company that treated you like shit?

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

It's Good Its All Good

[@ricksanchez2425]

Undertakers friends with hall and Nash

[@justinfreney3740]

This is American badass character Taker. This isn't a shoot..

[@bravojohnson5050]

Work

[@ivanenzos-gl8wi]

Un -you know-der- you know -ta -you know-ker

[@agentchaos5572]

lmao

[@thehmc]

Not a shoot. This was the story line in WWE.

[@atrociousconsequences4432]

a work would not talk about a locker room full of guys getting along when half of them are heels and half are faces

[@27ShowStopper]

Yeah, I know.

[@anamalecebeyonder1941]

Ya Know What Iam Sayin Saying